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Ultras - Hooliganism

Ultras - Hooliganism: Encyclopedia II - Ultras - Hooliganism

Although Ultras groups can become violent, unlike hooligans most games go with no incidents or minor scuffles with the local police force. Unlike hooligans, Ultras follow to support their team rather than go head to head against locals. Another difference between Ultras and hooligans is that the hooligans like to be inconspicuous when they travel as to avoid detection by police, whereas Ultras are the opposite as they like to be more conspicuous when they travel and like to arrive en masse, which allows the police t ...

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Ultras, Ultras - Common grounds, Ultras - Ultra culture, Ultras - Ultras - club relationship, Ultras - Hooliganism, Ultras - Politics, Ultras - Rivalries, Ultras - Detractors, Ultras - List of groups

Ultras, Ultras - Common grounds, Ultras - Detractors, Ultras - Hooliganism, Ultras - List of groups, Ultras - Politics, Ultras - Rivalries, Ultras - Ultra culture, Ultras - Ultras - club relationship, Hooliganism, Football firm, Football chants

Ultras: Encyclopedia II - Ultras - Hooliganism



Ultras - Hooliganism

Although Ultras groups can become violent, unlike hooligans most games go with no incidents or minor scuffles with the local police force. Unlike hooligans, Ultras follow to support their team rather than go head to head against locals. Another difference between Ultras and hooligans is that the hooligans like to be inconspicuous when they travel as to avoid detection by police, whereas Ultras are the opposite as they like to be more conspicuous when they travel and like to arrive en masse, which allows the police to keep a close eye on their movements.

When trouble does break out it very much takes the form of a political riot similar to the ones in Italy in the 70's and the Carabinieri use the same tactics towards the Ultras as they did against political activists in the 70's. However, Ultras rarely intend to start fights, but if they are provoked are unlikely to back down.

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